Raimon Carrasco Cause Of Death: How Did Raimon Carrasco Die?
Raimon Carrasco Cause Of Death: How Did Raimon Carrasco Die? All younwwd to know about the cause of the Ex-Barcelona President death.
Spanish businessman who served as president of FC Barcelona, Raimon Carrasco Azemar, has passed away.
Born on February 17, 1924, in Barcelona, Spain to Manuel Carrasco Formiguera and wife Maria del Pilar Azemar i Puig de la Bellacasa, and brother of politician Rosa Maria Carrasco i Azemar.
He graduated from IESE Business School, and started in the business world as director of Agricultural Industries Company and vice president of Banco Industrial de Catalunya and Sinorgan chemical companies. He was also once Financial Advisor to FECSA, the Constructura Ribas, and Pradell Chasyr, and as a health insurer.
Carrasco was one of the architects of 1966’s modernization of the Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Navigation. From 1969 to 1977, he was the manager of FC Barcelona under the presidency of Agusti Montal i Costa.
He also served as interim president from December 18, 1977, until July 1, 1978, when the first democratic elections after Francisco Franco were held. Josep Lluis Nunez was elected.
Also, he was a member of Unio Democratica de Catalunya (UDC) (though he never occupied a prominent position) and was a director and president of Banca Catalana. He was also president of the Foundation Enciclopedia Catalan from 2002 to 2006 and member of the Foundation of the UPC.
He was Secretary of the Foundation Institut Guttmann, and a member of the Advisory Board of FC Barcelona.
Raimon Carrasco Cause Of Death: How Did Raimon Carrasco Die?
Raimon Carrasco died on March 20, 2022, at the age of 98. The cause of his death has not been revealed yet. But, looking at his age, he may die from natural causes.
However, the FC Barcelona team official have sent their condolence to the family of Raimon Carrasco. The team announced that in memory of the former president, the players will wear black armbands in Sunday’s match against Real Madrid.
